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u/JerkstoreMD ยท 2 pointsr/medicalschool

Start out with this book if you're a med student:
http://www.amazon.com/Lookingbill-Principles-Dermatology-DERMATOLOGY-LOOKINGBILL/dp/1416031855/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1342114145&sr=8-1
It's an amazing resource to try to learn the basic language of dermatology. You need to start by mastering how to describe lesions. This is the text I have all medical students who rotate through our department read. It gets you the confidence to start describing lesions properly, and then systematically breaks down skin disorders by category (papules, pustules, patches, etc) so that you can learn to develop a strong ddx just based on what category the lesion is.

All specialties have their basic language and build from there. You just need to discover this basic language. Crawl before you can walk.